Living in Florida, bed bugs are too regular an occurrence. A visit to a bed bug-friendly environment - such as a hotel, dorm room - or from someone who has them in their home can easily translate to you having these nighttime, blood-sucking visitors.

I have tried the dryer sheets placed on the mattress and between mattress and boxspring. I have tried sprays, powders, even the commercial-grade pump/spray. I have replaced mattress and boxspring and have waterproof/bed bug-proof boxspring and mattress covers on new mattress/boxspring ... AND STILL, I am the snack d'noir for these pesky critters!

Does anyone have a true solution that actually (and continually) works?

Living in Florida, bed bugs are too regular an occurrence. A visit to a bed bug-friendly environment - such as a hotel, dorm room - or from someone who has them in their home can easily translate to you having these nighttime, blood-sucking visitors.

Have tried the dryer sheets placed on the mattress and between mattress and boxspring. Have tried sprays, powders, even the commercial-grade pump/spray. Have replaced mattress and boxspring and have waterproof/bed bug-proof boxspring and mattress covers on new mattress/boxspring ... AND STILL, I am the snack d'noir for these pesky critters!

Does anyone have a true solution that actually (and continually) works?

Living in Florida, bed bugs are too regular an occurance. A visit to a bed bug-friendly environment - such as a hotel, dorm room - or from someone who has them in their home can easily translate to you having these nighttime, blood-sucking visitors.

Have tried the dryer sheets placed on the mattress and between mattress and boxspring. Have tried sprays, powders, even the commercial-grade pump/spray. Have replaced mattress and boxspring, and have waterproof/bed bug-proof boxspring and mattress covers on new mattress/boxspring ... AND STILL I am the snack d'noir for these pesky critters!

Does anyone have a true solution that actually works?

Living in Florida, bed bugs are too regular an occurrence. A visit to a bed bug-friendly environment - such as a hotel, dorm room - or from someone who has them in their home can easily translate to you having these nighttime, blood-sucking visitors.

I have tried the dryer sheets placed on the mattress and between mattress and boxspring. I have tried sprays, powders, even the commercial-grade pump/spray. I have replaced mattress and boxspring and have waterproof/bed bug-proof boxspring and mattress covers on new mattress/boxspring ... AND STILL, I am the snack d'noir for these pesky critters!

Does anyone have a true solution that actually (and continually) works?